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Processes that form mineral
Minerals From Magma
Minerals From Hot Water Solutions
Minerals Formed by Evaporation
Where Minerals Are Found
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Vocabulary
solution
- a mixture in which one substance dissolves in another
vein-
a narrow channel or slab of a mineral that is much different from the surrounding rock
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How Minerals Form=
a volcanic pipe formed in the mantle at a depth of 120 kilometers or more and heat change carbon atoms into diamond
Processes that form mineral
minerals can form through crystallization of melted material
minerals can form through crystallization of material dissolved in water
Minerals From Magma
slow cooling leads to the formation of large crystals
fast cooling leads to small crystals
Minerals From Hot Water Solutions
sometimes elements that form a mineral dissolve in hot water
when the hot water solution cools it crystallizes and becomes a mineral
pure metals that crystallize often form veins
a vein is a narrow channel or slab of mineral that is different from the surrounding rock
many minerals form where tectonic plates spread along the mid-ocean ridge
ocean water seeps through cracks in crust
then it touches the magma and it dissolves minerals from the crust and goes up
when it hits the sea it crystallizes and goes to the ocean floor
Minerals Formed by Evaporation
minerals can form when solutions evaporate
halite, gypsum, calcite crystals, minerals containing potassium form by evaporatiom
Where Minerals Are Found
Earth's crust is made up of common rock forming minerals
rare and less common rocks are not distributed evenly throughout the crust
valuable minerals found in areas of volcanic activity and mountain building
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Vocabulary
solution- a mixture in which one substance dissolves in another
vein- a narrow channel or slab of a mineral that is much different from the surrounding rock
Outline
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How Minerals Form=- a volcanic pipe formed in the mantle at a depth of 120 kilometers or more and heat change carbon atoms into diamond
- minerals can form through crystallization of melted material
- minerals can form through crystallization of material dissolved in water
- slow cooling leads to the formation of large crystals
- fast cooling leads to small crystals
- sometimes elements that form a mineral dissolve in hot water
- when the hot water solution cools it crystallizes and becomes a mineral
- pure metals that crystallize often form veins
- a vein is a narrow channel or slab of mineral that is different from the surrounding rock
- many minerals form where tectonic plates spread along the mid-ocean ridge
- ocean water seeps through cracks in crust
- then it touches the magma and it dissolves minerals from the crust and goes up
- when it hits the sea it crystallizes and goes to the ocean floor

- minerals can form when solutions evaporate
- halite, gypsum, calcite crystals, minerals containing potassium form by evaporatiom
- Earth's crust is made up of common rock forming minerals
- rare and less common rocks are not distributed evenly throughout the crust
- valuable minerals found in areas of volcanic activity and mountain building
To go back to the top, click hereProcesses that form mineral
Minerals From Magma
Minerals From Hot Water Solutions
Minerals Formed by Evaporation
Where Minerals Are Found